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The preparation of data and the constitution of the database is an essential stage of GIS projects. In most cases, this is the most delicate and costly phase in terms of time and investment. Particular attention is therefore paid to this step to meet the needs of structuring and enhancing data. Indeed, without data the GIS solution will have no importance because the outputs and the results of the system largely depend on the quantity and the quality of the data integrated in the database. For this, the work of structuring the GIS database from all the data available at the level of "Ministry of cohesion of the territory" constitutes the primary need and a sine qua non condition for the success of the GIS project.

• Have a thorough knowledge of the ArcGIS Interface and Functionality
• Carry out practical spatial data analysis tasks, geo-processing and mapping using ArcGIS Desktop
• Visualize and map spatial data
• Start analyzing spatial data for your own projects in ArcGIS Desktop like a pro
• Learn about the different toolboxes in ArcGIS and what they can do
• Learn about advanced topics such as geostatistics and carry them out on actual data
• Show off your skills to employers by working with actual spatial data & presenting the outputs as maps

In this training course, you will learn the following contents with concepts, as per code ASCE 7-16 / UBC 97. Materials, Frame Section Definitions, Mass Source, Load combinations. Import grid from AutoCAD, Reference points, Earthquake and wind Loads. Structural Modelling checks. Stiffness, Mass, Torsion and Building eccentricity checks. Concrete Slab Design with Strip Based Method and Finite Element Method (FEM). P-Delta checks and how to apply. Equivalent static Force Method. Response Spectrum Analysis. Time History Analysis. Slab and foundation Export to CSI SAFE for slab and foundation design. This course will help you to optimize your design with full control of parameters such as deflection, reinforcement for your concrete columns, beams, slabs and shear walls and design of structures with Static and Dynamic Loading.